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Any IR data received from the keypad control terminals will be sent to all 9 IR outputs. Off - All 9 IR outputs will be turned off. Front Panel IR to Flasher Outputs: If Front Panel IR to Flasher Outputs is set to YES, any IR received by the front panel will pass through the CT Receiver to the flasher outputs. Otherwise when set to NO, IR commands received will only stay internal to the unit. Regardless of this setting B&K will always respond to its own IR commands. The default is set to NO because of possible optical interference. Optical feedback occurs when infrared interference from the sun or a light fixture is present or a sensor and an emitter/flasher are very close together. If you need to relay IR commands from the front panel of the CT Receiver to a component that is hooked to a rear panel flasher output, select YES and test operation. There are two possible problems you may run into: 1. Optical Feedback - Symptom: intermittent operation. To cure the feedback you must put blocking covers on all of the flasher/emitters near the front panel of the CT Receiver. Do not attempt to block IR with black electrical tape; it is generally transparent to IR. Niles, Xantech and Elan emitters have blocking methods to help deal with potential interference. 2. Wrong Carrier - Symptom is no or intermittent operation. To verify this, first contact the manufacturer and check on the carrier frequency of the original remote control. If it is not between 32kHz and 42kHz, you may not be able to use the B&K front panel IR sensor. For example, the B & K front panel IR sensor is probably not compatible with RCA or Proscan products with 56k carrier frequencies. BK& SIMPLY BETTER! Security - Tab 10 1234 1. Front Panel Buttons: When you disable the front panel buttons, the only button that still has any affect is the master power ON/OFF switch. A touch of any other button brings the word "Locked" to the display. 2. Front Panel IR: Disabling the front panel IR prevents B&K IR commands from affecting internal operation, but will still pass IR through to the IR outputs. It also does not prevent source IR from reaching the rear panel flashers. 3. Memory Locked: This will prevent the user from saving any changes to presets or system settings. 4. Setup Menu Visible: If set to Hidden, the user cannot access the setup menu. T TTip - ip -ip -Advanced Button Press to Unlock Security Settings Advanced Button Press to Unlock Security SettingsAdvanced Button Press to Unlock Security Settings Should you be at a job site without a PC and the CT Receiver has locked or hidden menus, you can use this advanced button press to access the security menu. The advanced button press will work even if the front panel buttons are DISABLED! CT610/310 -Press and hold down simultaneously and release the Sleep, Down and Up buttons. The security menu will be displayed both on the front panel of the unit and through the Zone A On Screen Display. CT602/300: Since the CT602/300 has no front panel buttons, please perform the following to unlock the Security Settings. 1. Cold boot the unit, ( hard power on) 2. Wait 12 seconds for initial power up sequence to finalize. 3. Within the next 15 seconds hold the ENTER button for 5 seconds on the remote. Security menu will appear through the Zone A video output. **Your "window of opportunity" is only available immediately after hard power up** BK& SIMPLY BETTER! RS-232 Communication - Tab 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 For detailed information on BKC-DIP and RS-232, please refer to the documentation folder located in [c:/program files/B&K Components Ltd/BKcSuite/documentation] or visit our website at 1. RS-232 Port Enable: When disabling the RS-232 port, RS-232 strings will be neither transmitted or received through the main RJ45 jack. This is useful for troubleshooting multiple components and can only be done through the on screen display (OSD) menu. Default the RS-232 port is enabled. 2. Baud Rate: B&K does not recommend using any baud rate other than 9600. The default baud rate is 9600. If different Baud rates other than 9600 are used, Keypad status feedback and syncing will be lost. 3 & 4. RS-232 Receive & Transmit ID: This is the identifier in B&K RS-232 protocol that allows B&K to “listen” (receive ID) or “talk” (transmit ID) to other B&K products. Change this identifier if you are using an external automation system to control more than one B&K products. It does not have to be the same value as the Transmit ID, just note what you use. For instance, if you wanted to send a Reference 50 preamplifier an IR triggered RS-232 macro (to power off the Reference 50) from a CT Receiver, you would set the Transmit ID of the CT Receiver to 1, the Receive ID of the Reference 50 to 1, the Transmit of the Reference 50 to 0 and the Receive ID of the CT Receiver to 0. These values do not need to be changed if a CT-1 is used to integrate multiple CT products. Note -If you change the Receive or Transmit ID, it does not af...
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